The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-26

Thought .sIsniacaStS hs did not visll to
feel hlmeolf III direct opposition to Dr. Cullcn.
position ~ regarded opinion and policy, but
Srssf, HS said B. had slr.sdS spoken 20 "a. thS
clear to .me from what the Cardinal said that That
It ss sS s 4 1aPsSs which 81 H. s sqS s%
the hpGrs that he i K S,,sv rons,ts It.
favorable to tho Irish people rs his predecessor.
ihority that Il d the inluencssSThlch surround
THO Popo which tho Irish peohlS have to combat.
QUESTION sssl show how The Grass stSpidty
shall ill., show the suicidal folly 81 English cstSo
s1a% y TIE y h w$ep
e mS%e Al sd Enash catSe dp q ns nR
;ss Es.s o Ssc EIss ~ pss|sSaicsS ps;cP,c;
Ireland, and especially OF the cause Of Irish
lisafiectlon 70 English rule, which she 50 loud;
Bcripturs and moral aSiomsas to the duty Of
ssss II %s! S.ssss e
I term dlsIpyal. and promoters Of rebellion.
:, And yet this educated and benevolent lady,
ing whatever Of the state OF ireland or
Eass s INA aas sm e. Of % SIC
point, which Is in ftct, ille koy 70 much Il not
andi ns UatSoe Or Protestant IS fact
pnst dispute that the refusal to pay rents on
the part Of lrisl, tenSnts and te reaaeiG;n Of
bunsreds s q irsS S and they have not
I been re'feent as to their Ereyances. .,
is duplornble. Landlord ruin has certainly
been tic result d iindord greed, but ii Is none
seser ess sans BIZ s lord s ose
ss nSS s must 60 count
:. An act Called tho Eneumbercd Estates act
thnk SbyIes Mss 70 70
enable Irish landlords whose estates wore en-
cumbered past redemption 70 free themselves;
and to begin afresh. The Irish Landlords OF
living; the liyss ofominent men Of ihis neriod
give very full .proei Of this; An Irish estnte,
the value to Dublin ATTORNEYS, II was onsum-
with s %
to % met: isonly needed TINE i9r ths land a,
osaI lsbiIiiiss Which he sSSid not shrk, often
c ti Ills family In the hm Mblest fashion
| was hiR own or that OF His Immediate anceS-
had ofton embarrassed himself to the very
verge Of ruin 70 meet the IN aster's" demands
ties which had existed between the Catholic
landlord and the Catholic tenant wore strained
the utmost End the od e9da feeling q at
WIFI HiarcS .,sS andors on TIC d oS S1
tenants. a little mercy. a little common sense.
might have saved u social revolution. But
they would n0 tS ~ ruin a
CARELESS Of morality. regardless even Of the
s SIe IN lie Immediate MsH future. =
And the eash The rents
1sasf fe9biddoa and in iasl those rents
e CURRY not BE- Temossd hs Still had to lace Sls
naturally they sympathized With him., They
lee about TIDE tss Other Side Yet there was an
& 2smss sscws.sa x f e
sssis ia h speas sSs
a,s G Ssn So sns It. ss
e. s I sss ssa Sss s6s ass.d
And here wouldfsmsrk that the Irish Poo;
pie have been very loudly sccqsed 81 want OF
patty has . landlord ever had for themi The
Irish people have had great deal OF patience
Th hst a%ins u iss cs @ an
6 .sS HI # ~ Sh sa ss;
too strong RON n for denial Il was said the people
oaR&s Essence
Ssrs %ss y EPaiis PsoPs, Cannot Be- aonisd.
are Of the deepest Interest and the highest I'm
man knows how very prompt their Queen Is IN
sending dsspatches q synpathy. though shs
her Enylish OF Scotch doninions; For all re-
Ply 70 Irish troubles there are Coercion ,S ACTS
the jubilee. What q piliable and contemptible
punishmen n sven i Il will not b called !
sentence Of death BY all honest p,en. as Il
has been BY NJ. Gladstone. and this is No mere
d oss not m more than one. Let
fn s sss f IN ' sonsiasion: a. ' ".A Wy o"A
Il Is true that there was a certain! amount Of
s s sn e Il saBBS 3D.. as sS s esS ans
sa%s 81 the %
human equals. had almost said as human
beings. Arule was made and rigidly enforced
that no relief Whatever was to be givcn except
IN the form 81 Indian meal The people. we're
ass The s aged The yeans w Ss teaea
ali alike. received letter after letter
from priests and sisters and Profess
TAM clSrsymep e a q what zwas 70 70
dying for want OF d little milk. What mattor
the priest and the Slster and the good Profess
tant Clergyman had their hoartB wrung with
the scenes they Witnessed daily2 Ihaye plles
OF letters from ench Of these persons. One
Protestant 'clergyman sent me specimen OF
the potatoes. about the size Of a small walnut.
which were cohaidored good enough for these
mere Irish" 7 said to myself. In the name
OF God this evil shall be remedied II can
remedy IT," and wrote appeals to America;
over the world was enabled By American
senerosityto send help which saved the babe
and the aged poor many day Of suffering. It
Is true have been made to sutfer for my work
of CHI rity. but what matter? had the consola-
ton which no man can take from me OF hay
ing saved the poor from suffering.
- SISTER NJ. FRANCIS CLARE,
Summer Homo for Working Girls, Englewood.
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